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September 15, 2010
CFL Pick 'Em, Week 12: Blowouts across the board this week, which somehow meant meagre scores across our own little board. Were you the exception? The only way to know is to make your picks inside.
posted by DrJohnEvans to fantasy at 12:47 PM - 24 comments
Schultzie picks:
Calgary by 9
BC by 8
Winnipeg by 5
Montreal by 10
posted by Spitztengle at 01:28 PM on September 15, 2010
PointSpreads are:
Calgary - 21/2
BC - 31/2
Toronto -11/2
Montreal -121/2
posted by Spitztengle at 01:30 PM on September 15, 2010
Saskatchewan by 6
British Columbia by 6
Toronto by 6
Montreal by 22
posted by tommybiden at 01:34 PM on September 15, 2010
Saskatchewan by 7
BC by 4
Toronto by 11
Montreal by 37
posted by bender at 02:34 PM on September 15, 2010
Saskatchewan by 5 BC by 31 Winnipeg by 13 Montreal by 26
posted by Ying Yang Mafia at 04:50 PM on September 15, 2010
Saskatchewan by 3 BC by 7 Winnipeg by 7 Montreal by 10
posted by WeedyMcSmokey at 05:06 PM on September 15, 2010
Calgary by 14
BC by 10
Winnipeg by 10
Montreal by 21
posted by cixelsyd at 10:33 PM on September 15, 2010
Off the bottom. So to speak.
One of my friends is a lawyer. Calgary by 14. We took our lunch sandwiches into a pub, so we could have a drink while we ate. BC by 14. The landlord got upset and said ''You can't eat your own food in here!". Toronto by 7. "That's OK", my friend said. So we swapped sandwiches. Edmonton by 7.
posted by owlhouse at 02:43 AM on September 16, 2010
Calgary should continue their winning ways, Stamps by 7
Lions should be the prevailing cats, BC by 5
I want/need/hope my Argos to get back on the winning track, however without Boyd... Bombers by 3
Even without AC last week they regained their swagger, Montreal by 15
GO ARGOS!! LETS RIGHT THE LEANING SHIP!
posted by argoal at 02:36 PM on September 16, 2010
Calgary by 10 Lions by 17 Toronto by 3 Montreal by 18
posted by rahilsuleman at 09:30 AM on September 17, 2010
It really is hard to pick against the Stamps at this point. At the same time, I'm also hoping that the Riders do put up some points on the scoreboard to make this interesting. No matter though, 'cause Calgary is surely able to cover a two-and-a-half-point spread. Stampeders by 7.
The signing of Stevie Baggs is gonna really help the Tabbies, but not until next week. Word is that he won't be in the lineup against the Leos. But even with him, I think this would still be a real toss up. Does the fact that BC got a win at home play a factor in this one? Yeah, I think it does. Well, I do still need to pick a winner. Heads it's the Leos, Tails it's the 'Cats. flipflipflipflipflip-smack. Lions by 3.
Argos by 18. I just think they're due for a real breakout game.
You know there's a different attitude in Edmonton now. A new GM with a proven record (let's keep it football here, folks) breathes new life into the organization. But guess what. There's a new breath in Montreal too. Calvillo is slated to start this week, but even if he doesn't, for the first time in a loooong time, the Als won't be too concerned if he can't. This could be the game of the week. Larks by 1.
posted by Spitztengle at 11:00 AM on September 17, 2010
Saskatchewan by 10
Hamilton by 8
Toronto by 7
Edmonton by 14
posted by apoch at 11:29 AM on September 17, 2010
Calgary by 8
B.C. by 10
Winnipeg by 16
Montreal by 14
posted by DrJohnEvans at 12:04 PM on September 17, 2010
Un-fucking-real. Passing yards are like 843 total. Durant throws for almost 500. Riders try to punt through for the win and come up short instead of kicking a 35 yard field goal??? OT sees the Riders score a TD. Calgary winds up on the 3 yard line and can't finish. Roughriders by 6: 43-37.
posted by Spitztengle at 12:26 AM on September 18, 2010
Riders bailed their coach out big time.
1. Not going for the FG at the end of regulation. WTF?
2. Going for two (and missing) after the overtime TD. WTF????
Still, what a crazy game. Hope you didn't have a barn in SSK, because it's ashes now.
posted by DrJohnEvans at 01:11 PM on September 18, 2010
2. Going for two (and missing) after the overtime TD. WTF????
Yeah, I was a bit surprised by that one too. The mandatory deuce was only a potential rule-change that was floated about, no? But that decision to punt is still a head-scratcher. Yeah, definitely a couple WTF? moments in that game. Coaching error is just one of the many things that can really add some drama to an already exciting game.
posted by Spitztengle at 01:26 PM on September 18, 2010
Oh! Right! No, that was made into a real live rule. I totally forgot.
And I was watching the game while working, so I wasn't really listening to the commentary at all, so I would've missed their reminder of that. My bad.
But #1 still applies.
posted by DrJohnEvans at 02:25 PM on September 18, 2010
No, I was surprised too. I thought it was only a "possible" change, but I guess that was about making two-pointers mandatory for all converts in regulation. Yes, it is a new rule for overtime play.
posted by Spitztengle at 03:10 PM on September 18, 2010
So the picks listed above for JPR are actually my picks and the picks I am about to post are JPR's. I know I am late with the picks for last night's game, but I didn't check my e-mail in time to post them for him. I got them at 4:25 pm before the Cal vs. Sask. game so they should still be legit.
JPR's Picks
Sask over Cal by 5, BC over Ham by 7, BBs over Tor by 8 and Mtl over EE by 17. Go...school.
posted by Reever at 03:25 PM on September 18, 2010
Big fourth quarter by the striped cats let's 'em steal one in the Lion's den by four: Hamilton 35 - BC 31 (boxscore)
posted by Spitztengle at 01:56 AM on September 19, 2010
Argos back in the W column. Win by four: Winnipeg 13 - Toronto 17
posted by Spitztengle at 03:49 PM on September 19, 2010
Montreal 31 - Edmonton 14 (Ugh, I just threw up in my mouth)
posted by Spitztengle at 01:51 AM on September 20, 2010
Edmonton looks better than last game, but still not good enough as Calgary sweeps the home-and-home. Montreal shows that they can still dominate even without AC. Toronto continued their slide as they get no bounces in a solid B.C. win, while Saskatchewan... oh, how the mighty have fallen.
Blowouts all around make points tough to come by this week. But argoal scratches out three points to get back into a tie for first, and JPR's four points put him within striking distance of the contenders.
It's streak-or-break week, with four (count 'em!) intriguing matchups.
WEEK 12
Calgary @ Saskatchewan (Friday, September 24) This would've been a heavyweight match-up scant weeks ago, but Saskatchewan has lost their mojo. If they can't regain it at home this week, they'll pretty much have handed Calgary the division title.
Hamilton @ B.C. (Saturday, September 18) Hamilton's been knocked back to earth after a couple of feisty wins, and B.C. seems to be figuring themselves out with Printers at the helm. I think you have to give the Lions the home edge here.
Winnipeg @ Toronto (Sunday, September 19) Toronto is probably not as bad as they've looked the past two games, and Winnipeg's probably not as good as they looked last week. Still, until Toronto finds some semblance of consistency, this is a toss-up.
Edmonton @ Montreal (Sunday, September 19) Things just don't get any easier for the Eskimoes.
Good luck!